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This interdisciplinary book examines the relationship between film and history and the links between historical research and filmic (re-)presentations of history with special reference to South Korean cinema.
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This interdisciplinary book examines the relationship between film and history and the links between historical research and filmic (re-)presentations of history with special reference to South Korean cinema.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 234
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. September 2023
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781000960082
- Artikelnr.: 68597172
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 234
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. September 2023
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781000960082
- Artikelnr.: 68597172
Hyunseon Lee is a London-based film, media and cultural scholar. She is Privatdozentin at the Department of German (teaching in literature, culture and media) at Siegen University and Professorial Research Associate at the Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures, and Centre for Creative Industries, Media and Screen Studies, SOAS, University of London. She is also Professional Researcher of the Institute of Humanities at Yonsei University in Seoul. Her publications include books and articles on film, popular culture, gender, German literature and media aesthetics from a comparative intermedial perspective. Her recent book is Korean Film and Festivals: Global Transcultural Flows (Routledge, 2022), which she edited alone. She currently researches war, gender and memory with a focus on K-culture and Korean Peninsula cinema.
1. Cinematic Battlefield of Memory, Imagination, and Narrative of the Past:
A Preface to Korean Film and History Issues, Positions, and Approaches to
Historical Memory 2. Making Nations: Film Propaganda in Colonial Korea and
Nazi Germany 3. Could History Films be Rivals of Historians? Historical
Criticism Through History Films in Korean Cinema 4. Writing a History
through Cinema: A Focus on Two "Comfort Women" Films Korean Cinema and the
Colonial Period 5. "Become a Soldier": Korean Women in Late Colonial
Propaganda Films 6. Hy¿nhaet'an, Mon Amour: Colonial Memories and
(In)visible Japan in 1960s South Korean Cinema 7. Screening Collaboration:
Rescuing Pro-Japanese Koreans from Colonial Illusions 8. Haunting Returns
to the (Diasporic) Filmscape: Transgenerational and Transnational Testimony
in Reiterations of Dissent 9. Korean War Films: Generational Memory of
North Korean Partisans, Soldiers, Brothers, and Women 10. Between Protector
and Oppressor: Representation of the United States Forces Korea in Korean
Cinema Archiving Contact Zones 11. The Agonistics on the Borders in-between
Two Koreas: The Politics of Cinematic Representations in Documentary Films
on Borders since 2018 12. Walk into a History with Kim Hong-joon. An
Interview
A Preface to Korean Film and History Issues, Positions, and Approaches to
Historical Memory 2. Making Nations: Film Propaganda in Colonial Korea and
Nazi Germany 3. Could History Films be Rivals of Historians? Historical
Criticism Through History Films in Korean Cinema 4. Writing a History
through Cinema: A Focus on Two "Comfort Women" Films Korean Cinema and the
Colonial Period 5. "Become a Soldier": Korean Women in Late Colonial
Propaganda Films 6. Hy¿nhaet'an, Mon Amour: Colonial Memories and
(In)visible Japan in 1960s South Korean Cinema 7. Screening Collaboration:
Rescuing Pro-Japanese Koreans from Colonial Illusions 8. Haunting Returns
to the (Diasporic) Filmscape: Transgenerational and Transnational Testimony
in Reiterations of Dissent 9. Korean War Films: Generational Memory of
North Korean Partisans, Soldiers, Brothers, and Women 10. Between Protector
and Oppressor: Representation of the United States Forces Korea in Korean
Cinema Archiving Contact Zones 11. The Agonistics on the Borders in-between
Two Koreas: The Politics of Cinematic Representations in Documentary Films
on Borders since 2018 12. Walk into a History with Kim Hong-joon. An
Interview
1. Cinematic Battlefield of Memory, Imagination, and Narrative of the Past:
A Preface to Korean Film and History Issues, Positions, and Approaches to
Historical Memory 2. Making Nations: Film Propaganda in Colonial Korea and
Nazi Germany 3. Could History Films be Rivals of Historians? Historical
Criticism Through History Films in Korean Cinema 4. Writing a History
through Cinema: A Focus on Two "Comfort Women" Films Korean Cinema and the
Colonial Period 5. "Become a Soldier": Korean Women in Late Colonial
Propaganda Films 6. Hy¿nhaet'an, Mon Amour: Colonial Memories and
(In)visible Japan in 1960s South Korean Cinema 7. Screening Collaboration:
Rescuing Pro-Japanese Koreans from Colonial Illusions 8. Haunting Returns
to the (Diasporic) Filmscape: Transgenerational and Transnational Testimony
in Reiterations of Dissent 9. Korean War Films: Generational Memory of
North Korean Partisans, Soldiers, Brothers, and Women 10. Between Protector
and Oppressor: Representation of the United States Forces Korea in Korean
Cinema Archiving Contact Zones 11. The Agonistics on the Borders in-between
Two Koreas: The Politics of Cinematic Representations in Documentary Films
on Borders since 2018 12. Walk into a History with Kim Hong-joon. An
Interview
A Preface to Korean Film and History Issues, Positions, and Approaches to
Historical Memory 2. Making Nations: Film Propaganda in Colonial Korea and
Nazi Germany 3. Could History Films be Rivals of Historians? Historical
Criticism Through History Films in Korean Cinema 4. Writing a History
through Cinema: A Focus on Two "Comfort Women" Films Korean Cinema and the
Colonial Period 5. "Become a Soldier": Korean Women in Late Colonial
Propaganda Films 6. Hy¿nhaet'an, Mon Amour: Colonial Memories and
(In)visible Japan in 1960s South Korean Cinema 7. Screening Collaboration:
Rescuing Pro-Japanese Koreans from Colonial Illusions 8. Haunting Returns
to the (Diasporic) Filmscape: Transgenerational and Transnational Testimony
in Reiterations of Dissent 9. Korean War Films: Generational Memory of
North Korean Partisans, Soldiers, Brothers, and Women 10. Between Protector
and Oppressor: Representation of the United States Forces Korea in Korean
Cinema Archiving Contact Zones 11. The Agonistics on the Borders in-between
Two Koreas: The Politics of Cinematic Representations in Documentary Films
on Borders since 2018 12. Walk into a History with Kim Hong-joon. An
Interview